Vilnius has a very nice old city centre, great food and very good beers. It's pretty cheap and might fit in well with a round trip in the baltics. Haven't been to Latvia or Estonia yet, but the people I know that have been, have been pretty positive about it.
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Only fees I've ever heard of were fees for violating clean air districts with a car that hasn't paid the tax or didn't qualify.
I've traveled all over Germany and never was charged a fee to enter a city.
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Please, if you don't have any experience traveling in Europe, don't reply to my post. I don't want to reply to any asshole who tells me to use Google to search. I think these people are born with a lack of ability to communicate with others.
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Eastern Europe tends to be cheaper but you can travel on a budget in most places.
Never heard of fees to enter a city before apart from the ETIAS fee for some countries which is somewhat like the ESTA but cheaper I think.
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